Local News from Sunday, April 5th, 2026

MKFM always wants to hear your stories about your city.

Milton Keynes Theatre is delighted to unveil its vibrant Summer Season for 2026.

Celebrating 10 years of volunteer power at Willen Hospice’s Stony bookshop.

Fans invited to watch from the pitch inside a 30,000-capacity stadium, alongside live performances from Basement Jaxx and more ahead of kick-off.

The Open University will lead in driving a new wave of innovation across the central area of the Oxford–Cambridge Growth Corridor, including Milton Keynes.

Eagle Glebe Cricket Club has grown substantially over the past couple of years, and now boasts an adult team, two youth teams, the Eagle Cup and the Wavendon Cup.

A Browns Wood–based personal trainer is running Boxercise classes to support people living with Parkinson’s disease in Milton Keynes.

The hands-on promo day will give businesses and residents a first look at this summer’s major charity event.

Unity Allstars MK have returned triumphant from the ICC Nationals, one of the most prestigious competitions in the UK cheerleading calendar.

Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an arson in Milton Keynes.

Kym Marsh speaks with MKFM ahead of her visit here, to star in Single White Female at MK Theatre.

Milton Keynes is first when it comes to recycling, and the second highest performer in the country according to new Government figures.